Supercorp: how vanguard companies create innovation, profits, growth, and social good

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Discusses the concept of "vanguard companies" whose mission combines a social conscience along with the ability to deliver on customers' needs better than competitors, citing IBM's expertise in India following the 2006 tsunami and earthquake as an example.

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